I Officially Join The Club January 27th

[Jage64]

Regarding the soreness you mentioned, I mostly felt discomfort when sitting for about the first 12-14 days. The harder the surface the more I found myself squirming. I bought the attached cushion on Amazon, and it was a lifesaver? Notice the cutouts where your scrotum would be. That took so much pressure off. I had it in the car, at my office chair, my couch. Highly recommended.

Thanks for the link ThailandBound, I remembered in another thread you posted about how helpful this cushion was, but when I went to Amazon there were too many choices. I just ordered this one.

As you know, my all encompassing goal right now is to mirror your recovery as closely as possible.

[Elfoose78]

I’m all set for surgery at the Mayo Clinic here in Arizona on January 27th. I’m excited and a bit nervous tbh (just pre-surgery jitters). I’m looking forward to having a fully function dick that will perform every single time.

The past twelve years have a been a struggle in dealing with ED. Venous leakage was confirmed earlier this year with minimal results achieved via polls and injections. There has been considerable loss of length over the years but I’m looking to gain at least some of it back over time. Additionally I have experienced “turtling” over the last several years. As I understand I will now become a “shower” instead of a “grower”. I’m looking forward to my dick no longer turtling. My girlfriend has been tremendously supportive over the years and I’m looking forward to having an active sex life.

I have learned a great deal from everyone here at FT and I’m looking forward to sharing mine as well. I can’t wait to join the club.

I'm 8 days in, the first few a little rough.
Just stay ahead of it by using the oxy's you will be given. After 48 hours you can switch to Tylenol.

Best wishes.

I am officially eight days post op. The first several days were definitely a little rough in terms of the level of discomfort, but I am finally seeing improvement in the discomfort level.

[Elfoose78]

Congrats on getting the implant. Recovery might be rough, but there is plenty of support to be found here.

Thank you.